Toyota Indus Motor Company (IMC) has revised freight charges for the delivery of its vehicles across Pakistan, citing an increase in fuel prices and transportation costs. The new freight rates have been implemented with immediate effect and will apply to deliveries made through the company’s nationwide dealership network.
According to an official communication shared with dealers, the revision has been made because higher fuel costs are affecting the transportation of vehicles from the company’s manufacturing facility in Karachi to dealerships located in different parts of the country.
The company clarified that the current ex-factory Karachi retail selling prices (RSP) of its vehicles remain unchanged. However, the revised freight charges will affect the final price paid by customers, as freight costs are included in the dealership invoice at the time of vehicle delivery.
Since Toyota vehicles assembled in Pakistan are transported from Karachi to other cities, the delivery cost varies depending on distance. As a result, customers in regions located farther from Karachi may see a more noticeable increase in the final delivery cost compared to buyers in southern parts of the country.
The company also stated that the updated freight policy will apply to all Toyota vehicles nationwide and will be applicable to “Good to Go” full payment orders recorded in the IMC system. Full payment NCS must be submitted by March 17, 2026.
IMC said the revision reflects the rising cost of vehicle transportation and that the company continues to monitor fuel price trends and overall operating costs.
Via: PakWheels
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